Shell Too Snug? Hermit Crabs Have a Fix
Scientists have long known that hermit crabs control their growth to fit in their shells. Now we know how they do it.
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Honoring Moses Hunt Professor of Psychology Emeritus Klaus Miczek
A special issue in the journal Psychopharmacology features a collection of articles by the late Moses Hunt Professor of Psychology Emeritus Klaus Miczek
What Do ‘Obsession’ and ‘Backrooms’ Tell Us About the Power of Gen Z Filmmakers?
Mat Rappaport explains the lessons we can learn from the two hit horror movies by directors in their 20s
I Create Magic as a Disney World Cast Member
Joining the Disney College Program has taught me to chase my dreams, wherever they take me
Tufts Places Second Nationally in Learfield Directors’ Cup Final Standings
The Jumbos are again in the top five out of more than 300 NCAA Division III schools
What Are These Meteors That Go Boom?
An astronomer explains where meteors come from, if we can stop them, and how their shockwaves create sonic booms
Why Do We Crave Saturated Fats?
A Tufts anthropologist gives the evolutionary reason why humans, like our chimp cousins, are so attracted to fatty foods
It May Not Just Be What’s in Ultra-Processed Foods, but How They’re Made
New observational study suggests processing itself could partly explain links to diabetes, heart disease, and early death
Women’s Rowing Wins Third Straight NCAA Championship
The Jumbos complete three-peat as first and second varsity eights dominate all four races they compete in